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Technology - May, 2013

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• Sprint-Softbank Merger Challenge Stayed For Kan. Case
• FCPA Powerhouse: Debevoise
• OPTi Wins $2.1M Jury Award In 'Pre-Snoop' Patent Suit
• French Regulator To Study Disputed 'Right To Be Forgotten'
• EMC, Others Get Acacia Patent Nixed As Abstract Idea
• Best Buy, Innolux To Settle LCD Price-Fixing Suits
• Apple Hit With Patent Suit Over GPS In IPhones, IPads
• Proactive Privacy Regulators: An Emerging Trend
• Drone Privacy Bill Lands On Texas Governor's Desk
• ITC Deal Didn't Ban Downstream Imports, UPI Tells Fed. Circ.
• EU Competition Regulators Probe Apple Distribution Deals
• LightSquared Lands Exit Financing Deal With Jefferies
• Motorola Hit With IP Suit Over Video Technology
• Top Wireless Cos. Take Over DC Subway Project In $2M Deal
• Dell Sets Vote On $24B Buyout, Begins Persuasion Campaign
• How Facebook Informs Exclusive Jurisdiction Provisions
• Disk Drive Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Price-Fixing MDL
• Trademark Clearinghouse: Hype Or Hope For TM Owners?
• Fed. Circ. OK'd Undisclosed Invention, Fox Tells High Court
• Event-Driven Investors Don't Always Vote 'Yes'
• Clearwire Delays Sprint Merger Vote To Mull Dish's $6B Bid
• Programmers Take Google's Side In Oracle Copyright Appeal
• FTC Is Skeptical 'Patent Trolls' Aid Innovation, Atty Says
• Time Warner Ducks Rebroadcasting Injunction In 5th Circ.
• Sullivan & Cromwell Directing Dish's Clearwire Play
• Apple Gets Ready To Gamble As E-Books Trial Begins
• Strine's M&F Worldwide Decision Tees Up Clearwire Fight
• States Drop Some Claims In Advance Of E-Book Antitrust Trial
• Credit Suisse Reportedly Settles Suit Over $1B Fraud
• To Aid Dissent, US Allows Iran Smartphone Sales
• Criticism Of Software Patent Quality Off-Base, Kappos Says
• Utilities Take FCC Pole Charge Fight To Supreme Court
• A Strategy For Dealing With The CLS Bank Decision
• Sealing The Deal: Greenberg Reps Chetrit In $1B Sony HQ Buy
• Texas Firms' Fees Slashed $1.4M In 'Nightmare' Tech Case
• Microsoft Reaches $1M Deal In Vringo Search Engine IP Suit
• Navy Delays $5B Network Contract Until June
• Antitrust Group Wants Standard-Essential Patent Guidance
• Dell Investors Sue Over CEO Proxy Statements In $24B Buyout
• Book-Scanning Project Is Fair Use, Libraries Tell 2nd Circ.
• Procurement: The Hidden Path To Maximizing Profits
• Maine Poised To Require Warrants For Cellphone Tracking
• FCPA Powerhouse: Davis Polk
• Hitachi Ducks DRAM Price-Fixing Suit After Class Goes AWOL
• Dish Tops Sprint Offer, Valuing Clearwire At $6.4B
• Texas Email Privacy Bill Could Prod States, Feds
• Vt.'s Historic Fight On 'Patent Trolls' May Fall Flat
• Google, Advertisers Can't Duck Privacy Claims, Users Say
• Apple Wants Hagens Berman Booted In FlatWorld IP Row
• Apple Can't Change Patent Conception Dates, Samsung Says
• HP Laptop Buyers' Suit Not Bound By Web Clause, Judge Says
• Judge Pushes Kodak, Ricoh To Set Patent Dispute Aside
• K&L Gates Calls Sanctions Bid In HP Patent Dispute Reckless
• $20B SoftBank-Sprint Deal Clears National Security Hurdle
• AT&T Owes $30M For Research On T-Mobile Deal, Court Hears
• Even Vt. Hasn't Done Enough To Challenge 'Patent Trolls'
• Apple's Latest Submissions Flout ITC Rules, Samsung Says
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• Oracle's Java Not Copyrightable, Google Tells Fed. Circ.
• LG Wants Patent Holder To Name Licensees In ITC Fight
• Gmail Users Slam Google's Bid To Seal Privacy MDL
• EU OKs Syniverse's €550M Mach Buy With Conditions
• FCPA Powerhouse: Crowell & Moring
• Willkie Farr Reps Insight In $2.6B Tech Fund Close
• ITC To Review Infringement Rulings In Apple-Samsung Row
• Android Makers, RPX Didn't Form Conspiracy, Judge Hears
• NCS Escapes Contractor Spam Suit In 8th Circ.
• Australian Gov't To Push Data Breach Notification Bill
• High Court To Resolve CAFA Circuit Split In LCD Case
• AOL's $5M Settlement OK'd In Consumer Data Release Suit
• Feds Want Vitesse Fraud Case Kept Alive Despite Mistrials
• Motorola Says FRAND Ruling Bolsters Its Apple Patent Case
• $1.5M Halo Jury Verdict In Pulse Patent Suit Affirmed By Judge
• Microsoft Again Dodges Online Privacy Class Action
• IPhone Users Ask Court To OK Apple's $53M Class Settlement
• How They Won It: O'Melveny Debunks Hitachi TV Patent Claims
• DC Circ. Reverses FCC Comcast Discrimination Ruling
• Ricoh, Xerox Seek To Invalidate Doc-Scanning Patent
• DOJ Urges Approval Of Macmillan's E-Book Price-Fixing Deal
• High Court Won't Hear Embarq Customers' Privacy Appeal
• Wi-LAN Strikes Licensing Deal With Dell To End IP Suit
• EU To Likely Ask More From Google To Settle Antitrust Probe
• FCPA Powerhouse: Cahill Gordon & Reindel
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rosneft, KKR, TPG Capital
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Copyright Board Appointments
• Apple Faces New Water Damage Suit Weeks After $53M Deal
• EU Privacy Reform Won't Stifle Big Data Use, Official Says
• JPML Head Judge Explains Why Panel Is More Picky
• Google Facing New FTC Probe Over Display Ads
• Free Speech Can't Kill 'Call Of Duty' IP Fight, Judge Told
• Wide-Ranging 'Patent Troll' Bill Floated By Top Lawmakers
• Law360 Names 10 FCPA Powerhouse Firms
• Amazon, Oracle, Rackspace Can't Escape Cloud Patent Case
• FCC Cites High Court Win In Verizon Net Neutrality Fight
• ITC Will Probe Claims Satellite Co. Violated Settlement
• GSA Says Strategic Sourcing Saves $300M In Wireless Costs
• Apple Says LSI Ruling Boosts Defense In Samsung ITC Row
• UK Retailer Infringed Trademarks With Google Ads
• Schumer Says Sprint-SoftBank Deal Might Aid Chinese Hackers
• Smart Tech Gets Nod On $15M Deal With Investors Over IPO
• Nokia Files ITC Complaint Against HTC In Global Patent Row
• Paul Floats Bill To Require Warrants For E-Communications
• Deals Rumor Mill: Valeant, Google, Suntory
• Networks Take Aereokiller Back To Court Over TV Streaming
• Time Warner Accused Of Stiffing Workers On OT
• FTC To Give Leeway On Kids' Privacy Rule, Ohlhausen Says
• Dish Pulls In $9B In Financing Toward Bid For Sprint
• 5 Reforms To Watch As The Immigration Debate Heats Up
• Judge Leans Toward DOJ In Apple Antitrust Suit
• Nokia Says HTC Smartphones Infringe 3 Patents
• Starboard Seizes Control At Tessera With Last-Minute Deal
• Yahoo Wins Short-Term Stay In Messenger IP Suit
• Deals Sizzle, BBQs To Follow For Busy Deal Makers
• SanDisk, PNY Ordered To Work Out Discovery Issues
• Grant Thornton Settles With Allianz In $1B Winstar Fraud Row
• ParkerVision Wants Patents In Qualcomm Row Declared Valid
• Carlyle-Backed GDC Technology Files For $75M US IPO
• 6th Circ. Says $1.4M Atty Fee In Software IP Row Was Proper
• WWE's Online Store Infringes Data Patents, Suit Says
• Apple Pushes For Samsung Sales Ban In Fed. Circ.
• Banks, Exchanges Urge Fed. Circ. To Uphold RealTime Ruling
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yankee Candle, THL Partners, Volvo
• Bank Software Developer Faces Suit Over Trade Secret Theft
• Samsung, Xerox Among Cos. Caught In Monitoring Patent Blitz
• Nintendo Wants Review Of Patent Claim Ruling In Wii IP Row
• Latest Anti-Troll Bill Would Overhaul Patent Law
• Lexmark, Abbyy Can't Shake Nuance Software Patent Suit
• FDA Shows Deft Touch With 1st Mobile App Enforcement
• Netgear Ducks Claims in Ruckus' Trade Secrets Suit
• Sens. Push ITC Against Import Bans Over Essential Patents
• Atari Seeks OK For Plan To Sell Off Assets Piece By Piece
• DOD Pits VA Health Database Against Contractor Options
• NLRB Poster Ruling Dooms Net Neutrality, Verizon Says
• Dish Says SoftBank-Sprint Deal Threatens National Security
• Haynes And Boone Adds Veteran Patent Expert In Austin
• Elpida Aims To Seal $2B Micron Sale With Final Plan Approval
• Vt. Hits Patent Troll With Consumer Protection Suit
• Roku Asks ITC To Toss Patent Suit Over TV Box Controllers
• Twitter Launches Employee-Friendly Patent Framework
• KIT Digital's $25M Ch. 11 Deal Delayed By Equity Group
• Facing Payment Cuts, Health Cos. Embrace E-Records: HHS
• Penguin To Pay $75M To Settle States' E-Book Antitrust Claims
• Software Patent Ruling Shouldn't Change Exams, USPTO Says
• Clearwire Endorses Higher Bid From Sprint As Clock Ticks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Saks, Sony
• House Group To Tackle Telecom Network Security Risks
• Tech Co. Faces Sanctions In Patent Row With Simon Property
• FTC Commish Pushes For Enforceable Do-Not-Track Program
• Alioto Can't Unfreeze $28M LCD Fee Cut From Escrow
• ClearPlay Asks High Court To Weigh DVD-Censor Patent Case
• Chimei Inks Initial Deal In Retailers' LCD Price-Fixing Case
• Apple CEO Denies Avoiding Taxes With Offshore Shell Cos.
• Nortel's British Retirees Fight Objection To $1.3B In Claims
• Yahoo To Take 4 Floors At Former NY Times Building
• Biz Groups Warn House Panel To Keep Cyber Reforms Flexible
• Bingham Adds Ropes & Gray Atty To Silicon Valley IP Group
• Motorola To Get Jury Trial In Microsoft FRAND Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dish, Alere, Raytheon
• Samsung Seeks Reversal Of $15M Verdict In Patent Row
• Nexteer Escapes Hitachi Rare-Earth Patent Probe With Deal
• Sprint's Sweetened $2.5B Bid Delays Clearwire Vote
• Calif. Senate Passes Bill Boosting Data Breach Alerts
• Aereo, FilmOn Settle Trio Of Trademark Disputes
• Apple Gets Potential Damages Pared In NetAirus Patent Suit
• Nike, Apple Face False Ad Suit Over Fitness Wristband
• Bill Would Publicize Patent Ownership To Bust Trolls
• Fighting Agencies May Be Tougher After High Court Ruling
• CORRECTED: Fraud Claims Over Iron Data Sale Can Proceed
• Yahoo Japan Breach Exposes 22M User Logins
• Sony Wants Toshiba, HannStar Docs In LCD Cartel Suit
• A10, Brocade Strike 11th-Hour Deal On Eve Of Damages Trial
• Tessera Proxy's Write-In Option Draws SEC's Eye
• Sprint Asks High Court To Back Arbitration Bid In Fee Suit
• Microsoft Accuses Licensee Of Ripping Off Software
• Telstra Again Faces Aussie Privacy Probe After Data Exposure
• Cybersecurity Standards Need Flexibility, NIST Told
• BMC Investor Sues To Block $7B Sale To Bain, Golden Gate
• Apple, Amazon Fight Over Confidentiality In E-Book Case
• What's At Stake In Tuesday's Clearwire Vote
• Agencies Deserve Deference On Jurisdiction, Justices Say
• Fed. Circ. Reverses $9M IDT Gift Card Patent Judgment
• LSI Tried To Pump Up Royalties With ITC Probe, Judge Says
• Snapchat Doesn't Delete Photos As Promised, EPIC Tells FTC
• Ropes & Gray Reps Blackstone In $680M Pactera Bid
• Google Faces Antitrust Probe From Canadian Watchdog
• Vista Equity Puts Up $1B For Security Software Co. Websense
• Teradyne Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Chip Testing Equipment
• Comcast Dodges Fee Suit Launched By Business Customers
• Dell Tells Icahn Hands Tied By Silver Lake Merger Deal
• Panasonic, Toshiba Targeted In Latest Display Patent Case
• Yahoo Posts $1.1B Acquisition Of Blog Site Tumblr
• FBI Wiretap Proposal Raises Cybersecurity Risks, Experts Say
• Warner Bros. Beats IP Suit Over Batman Movie Software
• FCC Drops More Than 120 'Outdated' Rules
• Investor Says Bain's $7B Bid For Software Co. Is Too Low
• MetroPCS Ditches Challenge To FCC Net Neutrality Regs
• Congress Should Lead On Drone Privacy, Lawmakers Told
• Motorola Didn't Infringe Wireless Headset Patent, Jury Says
• ITC OKs Ericsson Bid For Docs From Samsung's Korean Firm
• Rise Of The Machines — Predictive Coding Goes Mainstream
• Summit 6 Wants $2M More After $15M Samsung Patent Verdict
• Juniper Ducks Securities Suit Over Alleged Misstatements
• Elliott, Compuware Extend Standstill, Keep Proxy Door Open
• USPTO Asks To Toss Suit Over Biz Method Definition
• House Reps. Push Google To Address Glass Privacy Concerns
• Tessera, Under Siege, Attracts Another Hedge Fund
• Drinker Biddle Snags E-Discovery Duo From Williams Mullen
• SEC's Unbundling Rules Get Breath Of Life
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Advent, Blackstone
• Apple Says It Sparked E-Book Competition With Market Entry
• HP Deflects Blame In 'Chubby Checker' Penis-Size App Suit
• Yahoo Wins Reversal Of $2.75B Judgment In Mexico
• Powerwave's Ch. 11 Sale Approved After Creditors Strike Deal
• DOD Anti-Counterfeit Rule Raises Safe Harbor Concerns
• Bipartisan Phone Records Bill Unveiled In Wake Of AP Scandal
• Copyright Law Needs Update For Digital Age, Lawmakers Told
• Russia Signs On To Multinational Data Protection Pact
• Alioto's $47M LCD Fee Survives, But Loan Fight Continues
• Kodak Seeks Green Light On $650M Imaging Biz Spinoff
• Google Drops Bid For IP Boutique Firm's Personnel File
• Apple Wants 3rd Party Barred From Patent Discovery
• EU Continues Push For More Cybersecurity Protections
• Ex-AMD Workers Ordered Not To Destroy, Use Trade Secrets
• China Warns EU On Possible Solar, Telecom Trade Measures
• Justices Asked To Restore $626M Verdict In Apple Patent Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Marine Harvest, Actavis, Elliott Management
• Tokyo Court Nixes Creditor Appeal Of $2B Elpida-Micron Deal
• Powerwave Creditors Say Ch. 11 Sale Leaves Co. With Nothing
• Nortel's US Unit Moves To Ax European Claims
• TLO Director Balks At $6M Bankruptcy Loan From CEOs
• NHTSA Head Defends Agency's Readiness For Driverless Cars
• EU Court To Hear Telefonica's €152M Antitrust Fine Appeal
• Foxconn Beats Antitrust Suit Over USB Technology
• FTC Deal Doesn't Bar Apple Injunction Bid, Motorola Says
• Hitachi, LG, Others Released From LCD Price-Fixing Suits
• FDA Eases Up On 'Smart Pills' For Wireless Monitoring
• $1.5M Attys' Fees Scuttle HP Printer Defect Deal In 9th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Affirms $44M Wellogix Jury Award In IP Fight
• Law Firms' Fees Suit Over $22M Chinese Arbitration Revived
• Sequester Will Scale Back AIA's Gains, Experts Warn
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Newegg-Overstock Patent Win Over Alcatel
• K&L Gates Snags Copyright Specialist From Cobalt
• Nokia Urges High Court To Keep NPE Suits Out Of ITC
• Apple Points To EU Antitrust Ruling In Import Ban Fight
• FTC Outlines Kids' Online Privacy Expansion For Businesses
• Apple Blasts 'Ringmaster' Label In E-Book Price-Fixing Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sinopec, Siemens, Activision
• Google's Privacy Policy Violates Calif. Law, Watchdog Says
• FTC Commissioner Defends Ending Google Probe
• Aereo Fires Back At Networks' IP Claims In Streaming TV Row
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill Requiring Warrants For Email Access
• SEC Head Orders Review Of Cyberthreat Disclosure Guidance
• Chunghwa Exec Says Feds' Price-Fixing Suit Is Time-Barred
• ITC Asked To Probe Samsung, Others Over Music-Sharing Tech
• Motorola FRAND Ruling Supports Our Case, Apple Says
• Microsoft Settles Map-Service Claims In Ongoing Patent Suit
• Google Says Users Are Rehashing Old Privacy Claims
• Accused Insider Traders In Brocade Deal Plead Not Guilty
• Dell Accuses Toshiba, Sony Of Fixing Prices For Disk Drives
• Google Rival Urges EU To Reject Search Antitrust Deal
• 7th Circ.'s Posner Calls For Crackdown On Patent Proliferation
• Check-Imaging Patent Owner Ducks $15B Fraud Suit
• AUO Pushes 9th Circ. To Nix $500M Antitrust Verdict
• Router Makers Blast Innovatio Over Nonessential Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: OMERS, GE, Sony
• EU Privacy Reform Costs Uncertain, UK Watchdog Says
• Dish To Raise $2.5B As It Awaits Answer On Sprint Tie-Up
• Apple Plans To Add Samsung Galaxy S4 To Next Patent Suit
• An Update On Joint Infringement In Cloud Computing
• FCC Ruling Provides TCPA Guidance For Courts
• Pantech Licenses FlashPoint Imaging Tech To Exit ITC Suit
• K&L Gates Attys Accused Of Paying Key Witness To Flip To HP
• Attorneys Discuss Impact Of CLS Bank Decision
• 'Nightmare' Ruling On Software Patent Standard Baffles Attys
• Kasowitz Lures Fish & Richardson IP Atty In Silicon Valley
• High-Tech Pump-and-Dump Schemer Sentenced To 71 Months
• NY Fraud Threat Could Prompt Action On Smartphone Theft
• Web Activist Swartz's Family Can't Expose Investigator IDs
• Porn Didn't Reap US Profits For Cloud Co., 9th Circ. Hears
• Davis Polk Leads Citic In $890M Software Co. Buy
• Athenahealth Puts Up $168M For Harvard Office Complex
• Tech Workers Renew Class Bid In Anti-Poaching Case
• Nintendo Scores Fed. Circ. Win In Wii Controller IP Row
• Tech Execs Predict Higher Deal Flow, MoFo Study Finds
• HP, Dell Accused Of Infringing Touch-Screen Patent
• Calif. City Sold Bonds Doomed To Fail, 9th Circ. Hears
• App Privacy Bill Gives Gov't Too Much Power, Group Says
• Overseas Discovery Blocked In InterDigital ITC Dispute
• ITC Tells Judge To Review Ruling On Data Patent Suits
• Benefits For Cloud Providers Adhering To US-EU Safe Harbor
• DOJ Challenges EMusic Founder's Criticism Of E-Book Deals
• Dell Committee Wants Specifics On Icahn's Rival Buyout Bid
• Hitachi Settles ITC Suit Over Rare-Earth Magnet Patents
• WBL's Biggest Shareholder Clears Way For $1B Sale To UEL
• CLS Bank Ruling Provides No Guidance On Patent Eligibility
• Google Search Targeted In Data-Retrieval Patent Suit
• Apple Accused Of Rigging IPhone Power Button To Fail
• HP Can't Quite Beat Investor Claims Over Nixing WebOS
• Alice Corp. Software Too Abstract For Patents, Fed. Circ. Says
• FBI, US Attys Reading Emails Without Warrants, ACLU Says
• Wash. Courts Data Breach Exposes States' Vulnerability
• Ex-UCLA Prof Cops To DARPA Nanotech Fraud
• Italy Fines Telecom Giant €103M For Stifling Competition
• Contractor Group Opposes Cybersecurity Research Nonprofit
• Top Proxy Firms Split On Sprint's $2B Clearwire Offer
• Atari Asks For More Time To Assemble Asset Sale
• Lender Wants To Keep Alioto's $28M LCD Fees In Limbo
• Siliconware Exits Microchip Patent Fight With Tessera
• Tech Co. TLO Enters Ch. 11 After Founder's Death
• Icahn, Southeastern Put Up Bid Against $24B Dell Buyout
• $10M Steve Madden TCPA Deal Gets Judge's OK
• App Designers Lifted Data Transfer Patents, Suits Say
• Lawmaker Wants App Makers To Ask For Data Mining Consent
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Carlyle, Dish
• Do-Not-Track Moves Forward, But Deadline Doubts Linger
• Quinn Predicts Damages In Clearwire-Sprint Trial
• Delta Dodges Calif. Privacy Suit Over Smartphone App
• Texas Firms Face Steep Cuts In 'Nightmare' Tech Case
• LCD Makers Say Standing Issues Remain In Price-Fixing Row
• LCD Cases May Give Drug Cos. Gold Ticket Out Of State Court
• Google Must Give Apple Contested Docs In Samsung IP Suit
• Bipartisan Bill Would Legalize Cellphone Unlocking
• IntraLinks Can't Dodge Shareholder Suit Over FDIC Contract
• Samsung Loses Bid To Nix Ericsson IP Misconduct Defense
• UEL Values WBL At $1B In Sweetened Last-Ditch Buyout Bid
• FBI Tracking Device Use OK'd, To Privacy Groups' Dismay
• 8 Cybercrooks Charged In Global $45M ATM Heist
• House Reps. Float Companion Bill To Senate ECPA Reforms
• WilmerHale Leads $241M Carlyle Sell-Off Of SS&C Shares
• Rambus Loses $250M Of Hynix Win For Destroying Evidence
• Apple, LG Dodge Retrial Bid In Video Patent Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Facebook, Billabong
• Viacom V. YouTube Provides Some Insight Into DMCA
• E-Discovery In The Cloud: Who Can Get Your Data?
• Samsung Seeks Confidential Docs In Apple Patent Brawl
• Texas Firms Duel Over Fees In Wake Of 5th Circ. Ruling
• Apple Escapes Trademark Suit Over 'iBooks' Mark
• Nokia Urges Against Bright-Line Limits On SEP Injunctions
• Google Books Project Finds Support From 2nd Circ. Judges
• Viacom Asks Del. High Court To Ax $300M 'Rock Band' Award
• DirecTV Operators Didn't Infringe Antenna Patents: Fed. Circ.
• DOJ Urges DC Circ. To Toss Tech-Policy Watchdog's FOIA Suit
• RIM Knocks Posner's Apple-Motorola SEP Injunction Ruling
• Google Is Not A 'Friend Of The Court,' Apple Says
• Limit Scope Of Joint Infringement Case, High Court Told
• Cablevision's Bundling Suit Hypocritical, Viacom Says
• Innovus Falls Short On Latest IP Claims Against Toshiba TVs
• Dish Calls Sanctions Unfair In Telemarketing Suit
• Postal Service, IBM Beat Kiosk Patent Suit In Fed. Circ.
• 3i Nets $605M In Latest Sale Since Activist Turned Up Heat
• AT&T To Pay $18M In Overbilling Row Over Deaf Call Services
• 5 Reasons For Optimism In The Venture Capital Community
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Bain Capital, Bankia
• How To Use The New Trademark Clearinghouse
• Data Security Still A Top Worry For GCs
• Do-Not-Track On Shaky Ground Halfway Through Key Meeting
• Nortel Judge Finds Appeal 'Frivolous' in $7.5B Cash Row
• EU Nudges High Court With Slap Of Motorola In Apple IP Case
• Expanded Patent Review Bill Won't Kill The Trolls
• Twitter Legal Director Tapped As White House Tech Adviser
• Dish's $37B Sprint Synergies Are Too Rosy, SoftBank Says
• Apple Wants Google Doc Sources Revealed In Samsung IP War
• Sprint Investor Wants $20B Softbank Deal Halted
• T-Mobile Drops LCD Price-Fixing Suit Against Chunghwa
• Engineering Co. Allowed To See NASA's 'Robonaut' Drawings
• Starboard Vows To Keep Up Proxy Fight Despite Tessera Offer
• Spotify Services Violate Data Cache Patents, Suit Says
• German Court Rules Apple User Policy Violates Privacy Law
• Quinn Emanuel Founder To Lead Clearwire M&A Fight
• Fed. Circ. Says Weather Patent Suit Was Tossed Too Quickly
• Marketing Biz Hits Yelp, Groupon With More Patent Suits
• Nested Functional Language: Intended Use Or Limitation?
• Samsung, Others Hit With Music-Sharing Patent Suits
• Judge Tosses Derivative Claim Over Ex-HP CEO Hurd's Exit
• Google, Yahoo Sued Over 'Sponsored' Ads
• FTC Refuses To Delay Children's Online Privacy Revisions
• As Data Breaches Rise, AGs Emerge As Primary Enforcers
• Apple Didn't Infringe Motorola Patent, ITC Tells Fed. Circ.
• Otelco's Prepack Plan OK'd After Quick Stint In Ch. 11
• Clearwire Urges Stockholders To Approve $2.2B Sprint Deal
• Apple FaceTime Infringes Taiwan University Patent, Suit Says
• Time Warner Sales Reps Win Conditional Cert. In Wage Suit
• Cisco, Sprint, BT Among Cos. Sued Over Router Patent
• Motorola's SEP Damages Challenge Is Stale, Microsoft Says
• Ex-DOE GC Joins Wilkinson As Co-Managing Partner
• Bain, Golden Gate Partner On $6.9B BMC Software Takeover
• EU Says Motorola May Have Abused Power In Apple IP Row
• Raise The Standard Of Care In Prior Art Research
• Cloud Storage Providers May Be Subject To HIPAA
• Deals Rumor Mill: Neiman Marcus, Icahn, TPG
• Apple Scores Victory Over HTC In Touch-Screen Patent Fight
• Employers Slow To Guard Data Amid Social Media, Tech Boom
• Retailers' CRT Cartel Claims Should Be Pared: Special Master
• Facebook, Mitel Patent Fight Transferred To Calif.
• Calif. 'Right To Know' Bill Stalled Amid Big Tech Backlash
• Starbucks, HP Sued By Patent Adviser Over Workflow Software
• Aereokiller Threatens Public Programming, 9th Circ. Hears
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Motorola Bid To Toss Apple FRAND Appeal
• Programmer Arrested For Cyberattack On Ex-Employer
• Apple Injunction Would 'Intimidate' Retailers, Samsung Says
• Secret Court OK'd Every US Spying Request In 2012, DOJ Says
• Brazil Pushes Antitrust Fixes In $694M Mach-Syniverse Deal
• Inventor Again Loses Bid To Dodge Sony Patent Settlement
• Board Says More Research Needed To Guide Copyright Policy
• S. Korea Antitrust Watchdog Nears End Of Google Probe
• $253M Telular Sale To Avista Is Too Cheap, Investor Claims
• Sprint Critics Gain Support As Clearwire Vote Nears
• Cypress Hits GSI With Another SRAM Patent Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Temasek, TPG
• IBM Reveals DOJ Probe Into Alleged Global Corruption
• Verizon, Apple Fail At Protecting Data, Privacy Group Says
• LED Maker Hits Contractor With Suit Over False Promises
• Cellphone Search Confusion Begs For High Court Review
• Alioto Accuses Fla. Lawyer Of Extortion In LCD MDL Fee Row
• Unsecured Creditors Given Go-Ahead To Probe Atari
• Apple Antitrust Case Need Not Involve AT&T, 9th Circ. Told
• Japan Clears ASML's €2B Cymer Buy After Further Review
• Verizon Loses On Proxy Access, But Stock Parachutes Survive
• Jets Should Face Trial In 'Ultimate Fan' IP Row, Court Told
• Motorola Seeks Limit On Microsoft's SEP Damages Claims
• Online Ad Cos. Call Cookies 'Harmless' In Google Privacy MDL
• Fund Exec Gets 4 1/2 Years For Dell Insider Trading
• Magyar Execs Can't Yet Appeal Landmark FCPA Ruling: SEC
• Adult Website Operator Manwin Settles '.XXX' Antitrust Row
• Lehman Says Intel Wrongly Kept $1B In Swap Deal Collateral
• What The Motorola FRAND Ruling Means For Your Company
• Deals Rumor Mill: IBM, Unipol, Cerberus
• DLA Piper Lures IP Litigators From Kirkland
• Appeal In $7.5B Nortel Cash Feud Sent Directly To 3rd Circ.
• Microsoft's Skype Infringes Videoconference Patents, Suit Says
• US Agencies Get Major Update To Cybersecurity Guidelines
• Wireless Patent Holder Asks Supreme Court To Revive Suit
• Man Who Beat GPS Tracking In High Court Cops To Drug Sales
• Mentor Graphics Sues To End USPTO's Inter Partes Review
• Telecom Giants Must Cut Rates For Small Carriers: 2nd Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Versata's $391M Patent Win Against SAP
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Kodak's $24M Win In Patent Licensing Row
• Kodak Reveals Plans For Life After Ch. 11
• White House Still Unsatisfied With House Cybersecurity Bill
• The ABCs Of Data Center Leasing
• Cable TV Giants Have Carved Up NYC, Lawyer Group Says
• Goldman Sachs Pays $820M For Insurance Software Co.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Bain Capital, Fin
• Google Faces $1B Class Action Over College Email Snooping
• Icahn Lifts Nuance Stake Past 10%, Stoking Shakeup Talk